Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"MEDFftRTV MATlV THTBTTXR MFTVFCVRD. ORKOOW MOKnAY.' DECEMBER 17. 1927. IM of $n mm " uf the Wet: EAGLE POINT, Ore, Doc. 17 , K'"eil 11 the day before mnk-i '7BV VV - -' -Jri"?S 4' :-f'---jt'''4f' X (Special) Tuesday, nceembe, ! s 1 " , " tot"' of -h- '" " d" " v -A z. f7 -J 7 j .. kk1o ,,, ., w. ho,a '-;,0"1,,''-. "'r f j CMZfrfJ v rf 1 its regular monthly social even- thlnkltlB of shippim; the 1.1,1 LV JT ' V 1 ? J I ir.B at 8 p. m. The lecturer, Oer- tm)UKh MonlKome ryWard & J ''C'J V -wE O IT? ! V I t.ude llauk. will ho in rharKo of Tho i.!,lt ilrll!a,iU ,b K TV fJ .i I Xho proitrain. Mr. W. V. Fullrri,., m liuy wurkin on the S?4, Jt " i t-iC JY " &r I ..r the U. K. fo.vt i-rvke will ,,,, )Ilternl. Th(,y hnvo nl.oi.t 'Vt V " xWiJ? f.C X.m I .l. hver an Illustrated talk on: The ,6 , employed at tl,l time. J 4 I 4 t S' ft' X 1 lory of the Koret. Anlmere-t.; Krlen.I atlendlim tin- funeril . 4 i.' sV' i f fV7"iJ TV 37 loiiini.tteo win he in inurKt wor,. EJ cOW(i,.i, .Mim. Ayirs, .Mm if the sonun: Pianist, .Mrs. Jesse n,)W,.,t UIld ilr. ttn(j jf,.H. v. littlestadt; sopranort. Mrs. I'iw- perry. wnco Luy; Mrs. Rosio Hmlth. Mi's.. Th 3l.j atuS 4itl ,i,.Kree team of A. Weldman; contraltos. Mrs. th0 KttRle I'oinl OranBe wont to .Vlck Younu, .Mm. Jesse Mitllc- Jneksonville Krldny niht to inl suit tlaln u Koodly numher of'candi- The special music will consist ,ates Inlo that order. The team of an openinif sons. "Ameiica tho dM excellent work and wer,. ap , Jieautlful," everybody. plaudod many t'nus durinK the Piano and vlol.n duet Mr. and ovonlnB. It was mentioned durlnK 'Mr. Mlttlestadt. ii,. evonlnir that tho team was Solo .Selected, I.ela II. Ilonham. Quartet "Silent NlBhl. Holy . NlKht," .Mrs. It A. Weldman, .Mrs. ' Mlltlestaill, Mr. Honham nnd .Mr. h Cowden. . Tho public Is cordially Invited xo utienu. .... Mr. and .Mrs. perry nnd .Mrs. Ayers were Menioril klioppors 1'rl- l.. day. AmonK the latest victims of the1 flu nro Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hurt und son, Halpli. Mrs. .N'lck YounK, , Mr. nnd .Mrs. J. . w. HlBhaui and family and a few others. The Parent-Teacher association met at the school house Krldny, December 14. at 3 o'clock. An intoros.inB tnlk was Blven by our , county nurse, Miss filovcr on "Hospitals." Solo, by Mrs. I.olu j Honhnm. Final iunmomciits were . made . for tho children's annuul Chi-istnias tree. An entertainment will be Klvcn by tho school chil dren nnd will be held In the OranBO ball. Friday, December 21, to comtnonon nt 8 o'clock P. in. Jjiidles servins the hot lunches for the coiiiIHb week are as follows: Monday, Mrs. Smith; Tuesday, Mrs. Phllbrook: Woilnesday, Mrs. Jjcnfor Throckmorton: Thuruday, Mrs. Matthews and Friday Mrs. Hwazy. Mrs. Sophie Chldroth attended the Knstorn Star ehnpter at Cell- trill Point Tuesday, where Ihoy hold their annual election of nffl- cera, also initiation of many new members. .' Mr. and. Mrs. (lonyon wero In town tradliiB with our inerchantii Tuesday. '' Mrs. Huzanmill Holmes (.'arler (mr county school superintendent visited the Bchool Weilnosduy nnd took the opportunity of partaUiiiK uf our hot lunch. . H. A. Weldman went to .Mel.eod Tuesday on business. ,A spell of, Bloom fell over us , odnostluy uiorulnK when we heard of the death of one of mr beloved pioneer nelBhbors, Mr. , KniKliton. For many years rho made his home In KubIo I'oinl until 11.,, doiilb ,if blu wife Hlnco -then be had made Ills homo whh his Kraudchlldren In Talent. Ho was a Brand old man, iWHyM doallne honestlv with his fellow men. He leaves mnnv friends In UaBlo Point, nnd so In our sorrow we ran only say, lirother KnlKhten farewell. Myrtle M Inter of lleeso Creek visited in our town Friday. nam Ley was uoiivoihih nuuu Ju town Thursday. ! AmonK tho ICllBle Tcdnt fidlts uttendliiK the Klks Christmas tre In Medlord were lrank Hrown. 'Will mown, W. C. Clements nnd . MeiTllt Hrown. Thursday Mr. 'and .Mrs. W. C. Clements motored to M o d f o r d ' while Air. Clements attended to business. Mrs. Clements dlii nome v Clnisttnas Hhoppinir. It was a business and pleasure1 trip com- hlnod. . . . .!. C. Spencer of the Alavlsla Orchard Is preparlni? for u visit ' to his children In Kddyslde, Sas- ktitchawan. llo has one son anil one daUKhter. both llvlmt ill Kddy- hide. .Mr. Hpenocr thinks that this la about the best lime to ko as work In tile orchard has ceased for tho Christmas holidays, llo diuu-njr, mu mu. ! ports to be itonu about six weeks. , .Mlss Josephine Hurst our tele- Vhone oporutor has been off duty . K , i use of flu, Dr. Hwecney attended. , ..us nuisi is nun c.iliiilieil lu lie, . . tJi-t, at nun iviiuiiHc Tho l.lttle Uutto IrrlKiitlon Co., held their iinntial oleetlon of offi cers. The following wero elected for the ensuliiK year: President, . l-ester Throckniorten: vleo-presi-dent, (leorite llaly; secrctarj' ant' treasurer, Hurry Ward: dltclt, nias ier, W'lllhim Perry, and one di rector, John Hmlth. Mr. und Mrs. W. K. llamiuet tire en route from St. LsiiiIh, Mo ., , to their homu near Ksglo point. "Apache Hob" is a bandit he Mr. Ilammel owns an orchard on cause the evllence Is heavy against the Crater Luke Highway and is him, but III guilt belongs nt the returnillK to ullcnd tu business, door of a bad hoiubie named Dnw They expect to be here Tor Christ- son. Hob knows this, and can only ms? , 1 move It by walking Into a hornets' John lioberlson sold a. truck pen f trouble. , load of apples this rweek lo fall- i Kmenia tillbert I. the herein.- A THREE DAYS'. COUGH IS i YOUR DANGER SIGNAL s Coughs from coldi may lead to se rious trouble. You can stop llirm new with Creomuliion, an ciuuhificil ercoaolo that it pleaunt to take. Creomuliion is a inrdical diicovcry with two-fold action ; It toelhcs and . J1' ,n0 Inuamed mcmbranea and In- liifiiu gcria gmwtli. .01 all knoi n druf creotote la rec ognized liy liigh medical aulliotilira I one of the ptc:itrsl heolin; aEenries fat- cousin from colds and Lmnclilnl irritations. CreomuUkiu contains, in addition to cmwte, ottior hfalinp CREOMULSIOW FOR THFCOUGH FPOK4 , i"m fornia dealer, who were, in this1 community. ' Mr MvCJellan him returned from her visit to 'ns((. She in K'nd to 1k home. UKaiti. I npellM .Tnhnxtnn of the Hull hunli will leave fur h ajiforniu the uurly I'-fi'l . If. i Hn-turday ix-p. :. the T.runK; wiil trive one of Hh rinhle dancw. J Ci:od music nnd nriV eats, I U II and I.loyd Wal tamo thru! town Friday ufteriioim with 17 KuiiitH and they reported they rredlt tn imv institution. The tableaux which Sister Haak was ,.haiBe of were very beautiful nl imiiresslve. Tho ii'anlst for. ,he ovenlnK was Mrs. Jessie Mil- HxttKlt. The ladles of the ,.Iack-! sunvillo tlranBo served a stipper i , (he vIsIUiib tiraiiKcrs. The Con ;:; t,i pit. Talent nnd othe (iranBes wei-e represented. The Presbyterian Sunday school will Blvo a short t'hristmas pro- i Kraiu at the church and have u! tree for the children on Sunday! ovonlnB. December 13, to which every one Is Invited our efficient road supervisor. mu perry, reports that they are scrapliiB nnd malnta'nlim the load f district No. S. The road never has been In such Booil shapn for this time of the year us it is nuw. CherBwin store Is the latest victim ' ma Prowram is belnB prepared by "b done In this sec ion and a num of the flu. Krldnv Mr. Faber of 'he school and will be Klven Friday, ; cu0- "' animals Central Point took chai Bo of the , 2 1st. ; have been already secured. storo nnd Saturday Miss Klslc Wll- lilto was In chnrKe. I Deputy Slierlff Pnul JennlnBs 'was In town Friday, attendlni: to business. Atiiouk the many frhmds from; UaKlo 1-olnt attond'iiK the ft ml of .Mr. KnlBhteii wore Mrs. little Van Scoy, Mrs. 'Will ISrown .Mrs. i S. H. Ilowlett, Mrs, Frank Ilrown nnd Mrs. S. II. Holmes. ) Ml Jamlcson and Miss Hurl, ' Mrs. Nellie Ilrown ami Merritt ! Hrown wont lo Medford Saturday lo tin Home Christmas shopping. I 'nvo with nor counlry, takliiK scen POltTLAND, ore., Dec. 17. (!') ery as well as climate Intu con- I, It, 1L Mil ! Opi'll Vllll 1IIIIU irlVCOI'ln loliboi'S (ihtnlml nimi'iivl. nuitely $L'000 in cash and checks from tho office of tho Western ""? '""MMio.v, i.i e roni sireei "W- "r,, th" 1""t, ,W"H, r ,a cm'1'1'"cy "lluM'' About ir,oo was I., cheeks. 1'''a"1' Ual1' w estwood lipiirt-' lm'nt"' WI1H . '"'' ',y a. "n ';"' '' 17 e"''ly io- dny. II" was halted less than half a block from his home. MUtOft Sills at Rialto Today All the power, the pathos and (He dramatic events that have niiide railroad uulldliiK ami railroad op eralion In out of the way places one uf the must colorful episodes In Ihe proKrers of this country, is vividly depleted In "The Crasii." now at tho ltlalto, with .Milton Hills as the star. As the hunl-bollcd leader of n toliKh wreeltlni: crew, stationed in the blKh sierra mountains. Kills lends a portrayal that compares with the season's best, lb t,.H how tho suuluvltc of a strUKidiuK burieciuo trouiie marries nnd tries to make a home for the i,ma of tho wi-coldim crew. The Kiri mis been used to the Tree ami . wnyH ,lf , ,r(lvnK phow. ! The man knows nntlilni: of women xt.,,ll ., ,, ,,,,.,.,, . ,oy, A wonderful situation ami every atlvanliiKO of It ha, been taken in U llf oldlllg picture, "Apache Raider" at State Theatre "The Apache Italder," with I.eo Moloney and n cast of excellent players comes to the ftale theater tonight. elements which aonihe inJ k1 ik iriHumcd membranes and Hop tho lr. Ilabllshod new high records In Ihe titatiou, while the ereowte guca uo to history ot tho respective compa- llie alonuch, is absorbed Inlo Ihe nl"s. lilood. attacks the acat of the trouble r'or tho 11 months ondfd No nd clutkt the growth of tho grrma.o v',mo"' 30, '-s' "n'es of the 21 t.rcoinuhien it guarantctd utirfac- jchalns aggri galeil Ss7t.903.4S4, an ,or' in ll treatment of couh from lncrvi-.se of ; il.1.Ji;t U3s, or 15.0 rolili, bronchitia and minor forms ol ner cent, compared with the total Jjronclii.il Irritations, and la rxccllrnt j (or tho wiiihi in rlod last year, for biiildina upthe i)trm aftercoida 1 I'min tho standpoint or dollar j ,'""Y ''"nil"! If nut re- galli, fov both November and tho lietcd aflrr taking according to direc- ll months, Nnfowny stores lends tiona. Ak your dnicgist. (adv.) ttho list. mn nari..., fiimi nU n Now Showing at t 2 1 w ALMA R,IJ&EM5'. JOHN GILBE.RJT and THEODORE ROBERTS m TH.1 OF THE, DEVIL,' A Krajihif lutnline of human houIk in Hi? torment of love, and n.u rallve is now l.ei,iK unreeled at i Hunt's Craterian. where John Oil- hen is starrlnB In "The .Masks of tne I)pv1 ' ' J,,l,n '"':'. master craftsman (n the urt of dopictliiK the extreme; .SAMS VALLEY SCHOOL SAMS VALLEY, Ore., Dec. 17.- tMllOclnl.) An IntcrostliiB Chris - '""r correspondent and husband j visited last Saturday with lloeuc ltivor, Wlmor and Jacksonville j ClrailBers, In tho Interest of arfalrs , conccrnltlK the county flraiiBes. o.nm ci.rctt nnd O. T. Wilson i lost several head of sheep this week : from sheep-kllllnc doBs. I .Saturday's markelliiB of turkeys will clean up the crop from this: illstrlct, which is a little llnhter ', than at Thnnl;ja;:v:n time. j John lodlimton left Kumbiv fori his placi' ol' employment at (Iraml Hondo, aftor spendlnB a week with home folks itont .',n,,t,,,i i.., also spent a week with iKjuio'folks. is now back at his place of work at Pel'lcun Hay. Mr. Itudtkc.'latelv from "Wlscon- sin, who lit visltlliB his son Harold at Clold Hill, was callhiB 111 our illstrlct Frhliiv. Mr. I!M. v. pressed himself us beiliB much In ..ItVI illltJII. Kimil.'iv wiiu n bi. . , Sams Valley, more so because It t came after mure than a week of! ine most dense roMB.V weather that, ''ow very monotonous and tire to ,n'm'J'"m- Mrs. John Kdlnitton was taker to tho Community ho.-pllal Wed- "umhiy to receive attention for a; broken ankle, which has not knit ed properly. After an x-ray pie- turo It yas lloled that a double fracture had been sustained when the acclde.il. occurred. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Cook are now I residents of Hold Hill and ('has. j ..u ,, .mu niiuiiy nave iimveii Into tile Cook house. n. n. miliums or Medium, an j was heard with delight in every' employe of the People's Kleetrlc address made. j Store, was IntervlewliiK sumo of our i;y vote of the audience yester-1 faniKi-s Thursday. ,y, ,., Krani.T was prevailed Mr. and Mrs. .lohn 1 lull return- Upon to jslvc tonk-lit bis sermon ed Krlday from .Marlon where they ;0 "What ls f.ie vnpai duiiablc attendeil the funeral of Mr. I tail's! sin'.'" and af.e.- hcnrinir bis nias- father .lohn Moist, who Is in Hie gov ernment tliulier service anil has spent the 'past olr.ht months In the Pelican Hay area. Is at homo with Ills family for the winter. II. Vnnllocvonhere. attilufed the meelliiu ot the Wale I lortlollll ural society In ItotebuiK. Mr. Van lloevenbeiit was one of the prom inent speakers on the subject of pear KrowitiK und mnrkelliiK. lie- Init tho owner of ono of tho finest pear orchards In the vallev, which ho very slicoeKsfullv operates we brvo Mr. Vann'wvenbcrit has tmm very useful Information to offvr. Thi riu Ml'lcmir nn Nomrwhat milmlitod In thin district, Imt Www nro iieriM'ul virtlnH Mifforlnu yet from tho muluily. Anions the lat ent nro tltMi. McOtmoiih, Mr. and Mm. AHuTt KtnuiH, Frcii I.nv.-laiul and IittU Itoy Huu1hkih. An inrh 4if miiow fell Thursday nlKht ami from the cloudy attnon phi'ii' uion snow u vrry pn)lahk. I'armers Willi fall sown grain heartily welcome winter's litanket of sow. ... Big Increase in Business Chain Stores Sales uf si of the leading chain storo companies for November ag Ri'iRnti ao INtl.t IS. an Incrcnso of tlillH.tlJ or H.s per cent com- luired with sales reported for the miiiio month last year. Tho total sales for all companies fov No- veuiher. as well us for tho 11 'months cntlci F. W. Woolworth & Co., show tho largest amount of sales for the 11 months. J. C. Penny Co.. :"oor,1 """ s.ifewy store. iiouitu ieiion Journii Hunt's Craterian r 4 viJc. human emotion nchieves distfne- tlv triumphs. i-.vn von uprnt-. KtnHaiionni new "find" from Virrmu nlnvu thi rol : , VirKinla.- whose love finally reforms the philanderer, or rather IuIiibs his hotter nature to tho fore. Alma Itnhens is tho dailt-oyod charmer. Theodore Itoberts plavs ,hc .., f ..,.,,.,.,.. and Itll,lh Korbos the rival lover.' TRAPPERS SUCCESSFUL !li -BA9QNG COYOTES C'LIMAX, Ore.. Dec. 17. (Spcc- i lal.) Quite a lot of trappinK Is be- ' ,""n"u" """ n11'' nnu -"''c' '" "' " erlz wel' '""frs In Ash- lan(l ancl Bedford on Wednesday, 1,r!i- A' J' tirlssom and Everett nr0 nomo ualn from the. John 0wonH la,un. ""er a two weeks' slKC' "f f'u- Oscar Hanson Is spending his va- c"""" at n" hn"ie here. MrH' Dllver. Mrs. Compton and '- ,Vtn! called on Mrs. Charley Friday afternoon, Mr' nn'1 A,,'M- Oliver contemplate " trl'' '" I'ortland next w It to ; "l"""" ine nolklass. J I Oscar Hanson has installed a j '1'lM,,'y r,m" r'"' N'' Hanson, j I m'"ly fl"l, l"'"Ki'ma have boon i ' ''oard. The KM1JD hour with Santa i i 'l!",!, ls murh enjoyed by the chll-I ,,m'- I "lentllfee Charley has leeoverej ; from an altai.-l; of flu. ' (Contributed) estcrday probably marked the t lne ,.ovlva u,oU,1KM. At ,,,, ww .t,nl a,.con,. ,K l0 ,.,.,.,. Wlth every riKti-! lai- service turned- Into an evailnc'-l nstt. 0sslon and' n rouslnK men's1 nl(.pUn in tile i..-.ernoon. the day I was )U!iy an,i haliliv one. lib,' Jim was at bis host, and ti'rful addresses already given It Is expected that a treatment of it hlith order will ,u given this sub ject. Tomorrow nlitht will terminato tlie mission of .lir. Kramer in our city, and lie announced yesterday that he will speak in bis last ser mon on "What I know About Aimee ELEANOR WYLIE. POET NKW YOU1C. Ilcc. 17. (A' Kleanor lloyt Wylie, poet and nuv elist. who figured In a sensational Washington elupement a quarter of n century ago. dlcit last night of it paralytic stroke. A fall which he suffered In l.on- u,... .u . . , .....I- . ,ll , 1 1, l(-,l III ,111- IJllll Ol her death. Miss Wylle (Mrs. Wll- Ham Itose ttenet) wtis born In Uoseinont, Pa. she was the daugh ter of Henry M. lloyt of Washing ton, whu was solicitor general un der President Ttuft. , In 11104 shii married Philip' S. Ulehhorn. son of K'ear-Admlr il We Have Berried English Holly MONARCH SEED CO. PHONE 200 , mwm nnu i uv 1 KRAMFK tim. i ! Increase your Prosperity by securing . 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